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Theft Of Fuel
Unknown offender/s have stolen fuel from vehicles in 2 separate locations in Wellesbourne and one location in Banbury Street, Kineton. Offender/s have severed fuel pipes beneath each vehicle and have made off in unknown direction.
APPEAL FOR WITNESSES. Cherry Orchard, Wellesbourne, Incident number: 20081114-0402. Crime number S/08/15422. and Kineton Rd, Wellesbourne, Incident number: 20081114-0389. Crime number: S/08/15419. Banbury Street, Kineton, Incident number: 20081114-0411.
APPEAL FOR WITNESSES. Cherry Orchard, Wellesbourne, Incident number: 20081114-0402. Crime number S/08/15422. and Kineton Rd, Wellesbourne, Incident number: 20081114-0389. Crime number: S/08/15419. Banbury Street, Kineton, Incident number: 20081114-0411.
Theft
Between the hours of 15/10/2008 & 17/11/2008, unknown offender/s have stolen 700 Litres of Domestic Heating Oil from a Storage Tank in Southam St, Kineton. Incident number: 20081117-0139 Crime number: S/08/15562
Unknown offenders have stolen fuel from vehicles in 2 separate locations. Offenders have severed fuel pipes beneath each vehicle and have made off in unknown direction.
APPEAL FOR WITNESSES. Cherry Orchard, Wellesbourne - 20081114-0402 & Kineton Rd, Wellesbourne - 20081114-0389
Unknown offenders have stolen fuel from vehicles in 2 separate locations. Offenders have severed fuel pipes beneath each vehicle and have made off in unknown direction.
APPEAL FOR WITNESSES. Cherry Orchard, Wellesbourne - 20081114-0402 & Kineton Rd, Wellesbourne - 20081114-0389
Between 1500hrs Saturday 22/11/08 and midnight Sunday 23/11/08 a HGV trailer was broken into at Wellesbourne Airfield Industrial Estate, Loxley Road. A large quantity of Chewing Gum was taken and possibly passed over perimiter fence to awaiting vehicle possibly a Transit van VRM: T833BVV, This vehicle was then parked at Kings Head Hotel next to a suspicious vehicle VRM: H817BMU. APPEAL FOR WITNESSES. Incident numbers: 20081124-0075 (Airfield) & 20081124-0065 (Kings Head). Crime number: S/08/15889.
Theft from Motor Vehicle
A vehicle parked in Westfield Crescent, Wellesbourne was broken into by unknown offender/s and a Tom Tom XL1 Sat Nav was stolen. Incident number: 20081118-0210. Crime number: S/08/15621
Between the hours 2300 19/11 & 0555 20/11, unknown offender/s have broken into a vehicle parked in Newbold Place and stolen a Toolbox, Steel Saw and several other items. Incident number: 20081120-0068
Between the hours of 1600 19/11 & 0500 20/11, unknown offender/s have entered a vehicle parked in Willow Drive, Wellesbourne. Offender/s have removed a 3ft x 4ft rear window and placed it on the ground, they have then stolen a Green & Black Hitachi Hammer Drill worth approx £200. Incident number: 20081120-0061 Crime number: S/08/15696
Between the hours of 1700 19/11 & 0745 20/11, unknown offender/s have entered a vehicle parked in Mordaunt Rd, Wellesbourne by unknown means and taken a Pink HEAD bag. This bag was later found by a member of the public and handed into local police.
Between the hours 2300 19/11 & 0555 20/11, unknown offender/s have broken into a vehicle parked in Newbold Place and stolen a Toolbox, Steel Saw and several other items. Incident number: 20081120-0068
Between the hours of 1600 19/11 & 0500 20/11, unknown offender/s have entered a vehicle parked in Willow Drive, Wellesbourne. Offender/s have removed a 3ft x 4ft rear window and placed it on the ground, they have then stolen a Green & Black Hitachi Hammer Drill worth approx £200. Incident number: 20081120-0061 Crime number: S/08/15696
Between the hours of 1700 19/11 & 0745 20/11, unknown offender/s have entered a vehicle parked in Mordaunt Rd, Wellesbourne by unknown means and taken a Pink HEAD bag. This bag was later found by a member of the public and handed into local police.
Between the hours of 1730 19/11 & 0830 20/11, unknown offender/s have broken into a vehicle parked in Ash Tree Close, Wellesbourne. Offender/s have stolen a number of Electrial Items including 2 Makita Cordless Drills, Hilti Drill, Angle Grinder and a tool bag containing hand tools. Incident number: 20081120-0136 Crime number: S/08/15711
Unknown offenders have smashed rear windscreen and stolen a set of golf clubs between the hours of 1930 on 20/11/08 and 0730 on 21/11/08 from the car park of Stratford Manor Hotel, Warwick Road, Black Hill. Incident number: 20081112-0160. Crime number: S/08/15767 Also, at same time and place, another vehicle was broken into and a lap-top stolen. Incident number 20081112-0123. Crime number: S/08/15761.
On Sunday 23/11/08, between the hours of 1900 and 2400 a number of vehicles in Temple Herdewyke were broken into and various items stolen , including Sat-Navs. These incidents ocurred in the following locations: Astley Walk,(x3) Incident numbers: 20081123-0522, -0083, -0085. Crime numbers: S/08/15887, S/08/15903, S/08/15908 respectively. Byron Walk, Incident number: 20081124-0104. Crime number: S/08/15891. Essex Green, Incident number: 20071124-0095. Crime number: S/08/15890.
Unknown offenders have smashed rear windscreen and stolen a set of golf clubs between the hours of 1930 on 20/11/08 and 0730 on 21/11/08 from the car park of Stratford Manor Hotel, Warwick Road, Black Hill. Incident number: 20081112-0160. Crime number: S/08/15767 Also, at same time and place, another vehicle was broken into and a lap-top stolen. Incident number 20081112-0123. Crime number: S/08/15761.
On Sunday 23/11/08, between the hours of 1900 and 2400 a number of vehicles in Temple Herdewyke were broken into and various items stolen , including Sat-Navs. These incidents ocurred in the following locations: Astley Walk,(x3) Incident numbers: 20081123-0522, -0083, -0085. Crime numbers: S/08/15887, S/08/15903, S/08/15908 respectively. Byron Walk, Incident number: 20081124-0104. Crime number: S/08/15891. Essex Green, Incident number: 20071124-0095. Crime number: S/08/15890.
Burglary Dwelling
A property in Banbury Road, Kineton was entered between Thursday 20/11/08 and Friday 21/11/08 a Honda Civic VRM: P4 ETA was stolen along with various items from the house to include a television, camcorder and jewellery. The vehicle was later found abandoned near Gaydon Fields Farm (lane leading to Northend). APPEAL FOR WITNESSES. Incident number (burglary): 20081121-0437 Crime number: S/08/15797. Incident number (abandoned vehicle): 20081121-0402.
On Friday 21/11/08 between 0830 and 1415hrs unknown offender/s have entered a house in Southam Street and stole a Plasma TV, two Dell Lap-tops, a Grey 'Fox' helmet, Samsung mobile phone and jewellery. APPEAL FOR WITNESSES. Incident number: 20081121-0318. Crime number: S/08/15795.
On Friday 21/11/08 between 0830 and 1415hrs unknown offender/s have entered a house in Southam Street and stole a Plasma TV, two Dell Lap-tops, a Grey 'Fox' helmet, Samsung mobile phone and jewellery. APPEAL FOR WITNESSES. Incident number: 20081121-0318. Crime number: S/08/15795.
On Friday 21/11/08 between 1130 and 1400hrs a property on Kineton road, Gaydon was burgled. The offender/s have forced the automatic wooden gate to enter the grounds of the property and have then unlawfully entered via front door and stole a TV. APPEAL FOR WITNESSES. Incident number: 20081121-0313. Crime number: S/08/15786.
Wellesbourne SNT Updates.....
November has been busy for the Safer Neighbourhood Team.. Operation Galena has recovered £30,000 - £50,000 of illegal items, particularly false number plates, from Wellesbourne Market.
Drug related offences have been detected, both Class C and Class B, offender had been referred to Magistrates court.
Speed checks have been completed across the Area with no issues.
A public order offence has been detected following a breach of an injunction.
2 x £80 fixed penalty notices have been issued to offenders for breach of the peace
Drug related offences have been detected, both Class C and Class B, offender had been referred to Magistrates court.
Speed checks have been completed across the Area with no issues.
A public order offence has been detected following a breach of an injunction.
2 x £80 fixed penalty notices have been issued to offenders for breach of the peace
1 x Drugs offender refereed to Crown court and sentenced
Operation Shenley has seen increased patrols in Kineton with every member of the team and reactive officers being involved
The Community Forum held at Kineton High School re-aligned the Priorities for the partner organisations in the Safer-Neighbourhood Area. These priorities are available on the website.
The team has supported the launch of Country House Watch, a similar scheme to Neighbourhood Watch.
Operation Shenley has seen increased patrols in Kineton with every member of the team and reactive officers being involved
The Community Forum held at Kineton High School re-aligned the Priorities for the partner organisations in the Safer-Neighbourhood Area. These priorities are available on the website.
The team has supported the launch of Country House Watch, a similar scheme to Neighbourhood Watch.
Burglary (other)
Between Sunday 9th & Friday 14th November 2008, unknown offender/s have entered the shed at a property in Kineton and stolen a Red Honda CR Motorcross Bike, Moto Cross Boots & Armour. Incident number: 20081114-0351 Crime number: S/08/15426.
Between 15/11 & 16/11, unknown offender/s have smashed a window of Wellesbourne Football & Social Club to gain entry. 3 bottles of spirits were stolen. Incident number: 20081116-0162 Crime number: S/08/15518.
Between 15/11 & 16/11, unknown offender/s have smashed a window of Wellesbourne Football & Social Club to gain entry. 3 bottles of spirits were stolen. Incident number: 20081116-0162 Crime number: S/08/15518.
Between 1500hrs 19/11/08 and 1015 on 21/11/08 a stable at Bromson Hill, Ashorne has been entered unlawfully and unknown offender/s have stolen a hedge cutter and strimmer from within. Incident number: 20081121-0182. Crime number: S/08/15772.
Criminal Damage
Between the hours of 1730 14/11 & 1200 15/11, unknown offender/s have scratched and badly damaged a vehicle parked outside Wellesbourne Chip Shop. Incident number: 20081115-04400 Crime number S/08/15471
Over the evening of 19th Nov & Early morning 20th Nov 08, there were a number of incidents in the Kineton Area of Criminal Damage. Offenders have caused Damage to a number of vehicles parked in Glosters Green and Fordington Place. These range from wing mirrors being ripped off to windows being smashed. Also that evening a window to the Londis Shop on Banbury St was smashed by unknown offender/s and Kineton Primary School had Paving Slabs smashed and a number of other items damaged.
IF THERE ARE ANY WITNESSES TO ANY OF THESE CRIMES PLEASE CALL 01789 414111
KINETON PRIMARY SCHOOL: 20081120-0129
GLOSTERS GREEN: 20081120-0138, 0120, 0094, 0669
FORDINGTON PLACE: 20081119-0668, 20081121-0332
LONDIS - BANBURY ST: 20081120-0013
Between the hours of 2030 and 2300 on 24/11/08 unknown offender/s have thrown a brick through rear windscreen of a vehicle in Kenilworth Road, Lighthorne Heath. Incident number: 20081124-0007. crime number: S/08/15886.
Over the evening of 19th Nov & Early morning 20th Nov 08, there were a number of incidents in the Kineton Area of Criminal Damage. Offenders have caused Damage to a number of vehicles parked in Glosters Green and Fordington Place. These range from wing mirrors being ripped off to windows being smashed. Also that evening a window to the Londis Shop on Banbury St was smashed by unknown offender/s and Kineton Primary School had Paving Slabs smashed and a number of other items damaged.
IF THERE ARE ANY WITNESSES TO ANY OF THESE CRIMES PLEASE CALL 01789 414111
KINETON PRIMARY SCHOOL: 20081120-0129
GLOSTERS GREEN: 20081120-0138, 0120, 0094, 0669
FORDINGTON PLACE: 20081119-0668, 20081121-0332
LONDIS - BANBURY ST: 20081120-0013
Between the hours of 2030 and 2300 on 24/11/08 unknown offender/s have thrown a brick through rear windscreen of a vehicle in Kenilworth Road, Lighthorne Heath. Incident number: 20081124-0007. crime number: S/08/15886.
Between the evening of 22/11/08 and morning of 23/11/08 unknown offender/s have tipped paint over a green VW Caddy van and bent the windscreen wipers. Incident number: 20081123-0233. crime number: S/08/15883.
Between the hours of 1700 24/11/2008 & 0900 25/11/2008, unknown offender/s have removed the Anti- Graffiti coating from the recentley repaired wall at the under-pass off Loxley Close, Wellesbourne. Incident number; 20081125-0349 Crime number: S/08/15973
Between Tuesday 25th & Wednesday 26th November 2008, unknown offender/s have entered the graveyard of St.Peters Church, Kineton and damaged two gravestones. Incident number: 20081126-0188 Crime number: S/08/15998
Between the hours of 1700 24/11/2008 & 0900 25/11/2008, unknown offender/s have removed the Anti- Graffiti coating from the recentley repaired wall at the under-pass off Loxley Close, Wellesbourne. Incident number; 20081125-0349 Crime number: S/08/15973
Between Tuesday 25th & Wednesday 26th November 2008, unknown offender/s have entered the graveyard of St.Peters Church, Kineton and damaged two gravestones. Incident number: 20081126-0188 Crime number: S/08/15998
Blub Planting At Wellesbourne Station
are working with Wellesbourne Police to make the police station garden a
pleasing focal point in the centre of the village.
They have been provided with a hanging basket and tubs. Twenty five children
from Mrs Cookes class at Wellesbourne Primary School have planted over a
thousand daffodil bulbs in the garden. The children brought the police a
gift of tulips for the garden as well.
A great and mucky time was had by all.
Over 14,000 bulbs around Wellesbourne helped by the Lions,
Probation Service, Church, Co-op Supermarket, Cubs, Rainbows, St Peters
Pre-School, Wellesbourne Primary School and many kind residents.
Wellesbourne will be a riot of colour in the spring thanks to all those who
gave their time and effort.
Over 14,000 bulbs around Wellesbourne helped by the Lions,
Probation Service, Church, Co-op Supermarket, Cubs, Rainbows, St Peters
Pre-School, Wellesbourne Primary School and many kind residents.
Wellesbourne will be a riot of colour in the spring thanks to all those who
gave their time and effort.
Have yourself a merry little Christmas - avoid being a victim of crime!!
Pre-Christmas advice includes:
*Do not leave gifts unattended in your car when shopping.
*Do not hide your Christmas presents in your car, garden shed or in the garage where a burglar can easily break in and steal them.
*Don't let someone else enjoy Christmas at your expense, please keep Christmas presents out of view of opportunist burglars until Christmas morning - it is not just the children you need to hide the presents from.
*Your Christmas tree looks lovely in the window with it’s twinkling lights. But leaving the curtains open enables burglars to look inside your house to see what there is to steal. Keep the curtains closed at night time.
*If you go out remember to leave some lights on to give the impression that someone is at home. Invest in a timer switch so that lights come on and off at different times to deter thieves and save energy.
*Leave a radio, tuned to a talk station, playing when you go out. A burglar is less likely to break in if they can hear voices inside.
Consider including an ultra violent pen, or a Smartwater marking set as a Christmas present. Then as soon as the excitement of Christmas morning has worn off, you have the equipment ready to hand to start marking your property. (Contact your Neighbourhood Watch organisation to find out how you can get a Smartwater marking kit), or contact the us for advice on marking your property.
*Do not hide your Christmas presents in your car, garden shed or in the garage where a burglar can easily break in and steal them.
*Don't let someone else enjoy Christmas at your expense, please keep Christmas presents out of view of opportunist burglars until Christmas morning - it is not just the children you need to hide the presents from.
*Your Christmas tree looks lovely in the window with it’s twinkling lights. But leaving the curtains open enables burglars to look inside your house to see what there is to steal. Keep the curtains closed at night time.
*If you go out remember to leave some lights on to give the impression that someone is at home. Invest in a timer switch so that lights come on and off at different times to deter thieves and save energy.
*Leave a radio, tuned to a talk station, playing when you go out. A burglar is less likely to break in if they can hear voices inside.
Consider including an ultra violent pen, or a Smartwater marking set as a Christmas present. Then as soon as the excitement of Christmas morning has worn off, you have the equipment ready to hand to start marking your property. (Contact your Neighbourhood Watch organisation to find out how you can get a Smartwater marking kit), or contact the us for advice on marking your property.
Vehicle Theft - Keep your valuables and possessions safe...
Keep your car keys safe all the time- when just jumping out of the car for a second remove the keys from the ignition and lock all doors, it only takes a thief a few seconds to jump into your car and drive away. Even at home, keep your car keys in a safe place which is out of sight and away from windows and doors.
If your music system is removable, take it, along with CDs & tapes (and make a note of the serial number).
Security Devices...
Have immobilisers and car alarms professionally fitted. Ideally, car alarms should conform to the BS 6803 standard.
Electronic immobilisers (which prevent the car from starting) are a sure way to put off car thieves or mechanical immobilisers such as steering wheel locks are an in-expensive alternative you can fit yourself.
To prevent wheel theft fit wheel nuts, they are inexpensive and easy to fit.
Security Marking...
Consider marking all your valuables with a unique identifying number such as your postcode. Also consider etching, having your cars registration number etched onto all glass surfaces-including headlamps or the last 7 digits of your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). All these numbers can be linked to recognised security databases. Also, make a note of the car's chassis number.
Parking...
If you have a garage try to use it.
Park your car where it can be seen, not out of sight. At night, avoid parking in areas with little or no lighting.
Look for a car park that is well supervised, and preferably one that displays a Secured Car Park (SCP) gold or silver emblem. For more info, visit www.saferparking.com
Also, tuck in wing mirrors and put the aerial down to discourage vandals.
Consider marking all your valuables with a unique identifying number such as your postcode. Also consider etching, having your cars registration number etched onto all glass surfaces-including headlamps or the last 7 digits of your Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). All these numbers can be linked to recognised security databases. Also, make a note of the car's chassis number.
Parking...
If you have a garage try to use it.
Park your car where it can be seen, not out of sight. At night, avoid parking in areas with little or no lighting.
Look for a car park that is well supervised, and preferably one that displays a Secured Car Park (SCP) gold or silver emblem. For more info, visit www.saferparking.com
Also, tuck in wing mirrors and put the aerial down to discourage vandals.
